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Standalone CiviCRM Installer

Thanks for choosing to use CiviCRM! Please follow the instructions below to get CiviCRM installed.

You aren't currently able to install the software. Please see below for details.

Database Version and Connection Settings

CiviCRM stores its content in a MySQL database. Please provide the username and password to connect to the server here. If this account has permission to create databases, then we will create the database for you; otherwise, you must give the name of a database that already exists.

Your database settings don't appear to be correct. Please check the Database Details below for specific errors.

CiviCRM Database Settings

MySQL server:
MySQL username:
MySQL password:
MySQL database:

Other Settings

Language of basic data: (download the civicrm-3.0.2-l10n.tar.gz file and unzip into CiviCRM’s directory to add languages here)
Load sample data:
Check this box to pre-populate CiviCRM with sample English contact records, online contribution pages, profile forms, etc. These examples can help you learn about CiviCRM features.

CiviCRM Database Details

Does the server exist	OK (localhost)
Are the access credentials correct	That username/password doesn't work: Access denied for user 'civicrm'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
Can I access/create the database	I can't create new databases and the database 'civicrm' doesn't exist (user 'civicrm' doesn't have CREATE DATABASE permissions.)
Can I access/create InnoDB tables in the database	Unable to create InnoDB tables. MySQL InnoDB support is required for CiviCRM but is either not available or not enabled in this MySQL database server. Could not determine if mysql has innodb support. Assuming no
Can I create temporary tables in the database	Could not login to the database.
Can I create lock tables in the database	Could not login to the database.

Requirements

PHP Configuration

PHP5 installed	OK (PHP version 5.4.45)
MySQL support	OK
Memory allocated (PHP config option 'memory_limit')	OK (256M)

File permissions

Does the webserver know where files are stored?	OK (/home/hledenet/public_html/chicagovma/administrator/components/com_civicrm/civicrm/install/)
CRM folder exists	OK
packages folder exists	OK
templates folder exists	OK
js folder exists	OK
api folder exists	OK
i folder exists	OK
sql folder exists	OK
Is the standalone folder writeable?	The user account used by your web-server - hledenet - needs to be granted write access to the following directory in order to configure the CiviCRM settings file: /home/hledenet/public_html/chicagovma/administrator/components/com_civicrm/civicrm/standalone